Anyscale
Data Engineering Consultant
Sep 2026 – Present
- Building a config-driven Polars pipeline for an autonomous RC car platform. It logs multi-sensor data, cleans it, and loads it as analysis-ready data for GPU-based model training.
Experience
Data engineering, analytics and research work, newest first. Open-source work is at the bottom.
Air Combat Command (U.S. Air Force)
Data Science & Automation Intern
May 2026 – Aug 2026
- Built an ELT pipeline and star schema that connected Palantir Envision with 500+ shared-drive folders and fed a weekly-refreshed Power BI dashboard. ACC’s colonels and brigadier generals used it for readiness insights.
- Built an ingestion and validation pipeline that ran 4,000+ personnel records through a multi-criteria decision-tree eligibility engine. Checked against manual review, it reached 90% automated accuracy and saved 5+ hours of manual work a week.
- Designed a unified data model for senior enlisted personnel and proposed a talent-identification dashboard that combines readiness, PME and performance data.
Sawyer
Product & Research Consultant
Feb 2026 – May 2026
- Collected and analyzed 500+ customer reviews from 100+ websites in one week, coding the ergonomics feedback into a structured dataset for a consumer product prototype.
- Turned the analysis into findings that non-technical product stakeholders could act on. It showed which features customers responded to most and shaped the prototype’s direction.
- Took part in a cross-functional review that narrowed 4 candidate prototype designs down to 1, using feedback from stakeholders outside the product team.
Air Force ROTC Detachment 085
Lead Engineer
Oct 2025 – Present
- Trained scikit-learn models on cadet performance data to find training gaps, and used the results to inform the detachment’s training decisions.
- Leading a team that deployed an LLM-powered chatbot on Cloudflare Workers, which gives 100+ cadets real-time answers.
Open-source Roblox systems
Seven server-authoritative Luau packages built on a modular client-server architecture. They share a state-management service that settles conflicting writes when packages are installed independently of each other.